Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-30

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discover The woald By robbsF. Il h
feared that the amp1tati0n Of tbs Lex
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france Speaks - EnGiasA.
L0zDoH. jams al is reported that
u. WaddinRton, French Ambassador
here, haa informed Lord Salisbury that
no Frensh Cabines eould sign The dOo1-
ment giving Raaiand psepondsraBoe IN
Egypt even for Q limited time.
CAlnese LeGatasns-
SHANGHAI. June 29.-The Chinese
legations q Paris and London are 10
b. reunited. HanR Sing viii be the
nsw Chinese Minister 70 Germany, Aus
trla, Russia and Holland.
Deaah 81 A. a. TaImage.
PEnu lind }, Jane IA. A Talmage,
Ylos President and General Manager Of
tue Wabash Railway, died here this
morning Of BFieht'a disease, coupled
With dyssntery. He bad been suffering
for s01ne time sud vas On bis way TO
Lake Erie for q yachting cruise. hoping
70 gain relief. His wife asd tive physi-
clans were With him.
Conspiracy 10 Rvaae Matne's Elque.
law.
AUGUSTA, June Ex-Governor Bod
well has sent concentrations 10 the
Attorney General Of the State and ev-
cry County Attorney In the State call
ing their attention 10 the fact that
conspiracy exists 10 evsde the pFohib-
tory Law By an uniastifi abIs repFesen-
tatIon of The Ueitsd States revenue
regulations regarding the sale Of liquor
In imported packages, aud calling upon
thom TO enforce the lay 10 the fullest
extent.
Large Member KILLED.
SIMfA, June 29.-GbOIm Holder Kahn
has defeated the Ghiizais near Istadob,
and killed large number Of them.
England VIII Net Aeesds.
CONFERENCE.-The, June 3. - IL is
she Turkish demand that England shall
only have the right 10 Fe-oooupy Egypt
In case Of Turkey being unable 70 send
her own troops and sppiiss for Eng
lands assistance.
ExaspevaGed Porte.
CoNsTARrTNoPLR, June %. - The
threats of Franee, In connection With
the analo- Turkish Convention, had the
effect Of exasperatipg she Porte. ID is
believed that the Sultan will finally sign
| the Convention. The Porte has de-
olined 10 make Q concession for the
construction Of the Asistie railway to q
syndicate composed Of Frenchmen.
wheat market.
NEW YoRK, jane 29.--The wheat mar
ket &C present 10 10 q very peculiar po
sition. dns wholly 20 manipulation bOtt
here and In the West. The stFanges
part OF the situation was that there was
no excitement. June delivery advanced
fally 20 per ousbei, based en- covering
By shorts. Last evening the ruling
price vas 92jfo aud up 30 noon todaI
99e vas reached With very little trading
July sold Of tribe. while later month
show q slight gain. Speculation zen
orally speaking was very moderate.
Fairly We'll Received.
DUBLIN, June q. Prince Albert Vic
tor Of Wales today laid the foundation
stone OF the mes wing Of the hospital 10
incnFabIes at Dopnybrook. He val
fairly well received and but few hostill
cheers greeted him.
4 Ferron's Proposals Rejected
Pans, June 29.-The commission oil
the Chamber OF Deputies appointed q
examine and report upon the PROPOSAL
relative 30 the Army bill submitted b.
General FeFTon. the new Minister Of
War, rejected them today. The Feiec
ton has caused A sensation.